Star Trek Legacy's Plot Left Behind on Away Mission 79
Much like the deleted content from KOTOR 2, Xbox 360 fanboy has word that Star Trek: Legacy's storyline has been cut as well. Derek Chester, a writer for the game, spoke up on the official boards for the game: "[Forum poster] Star Dagger is correct, a lot of what was intended was cut. From rendered cinematics and interstitial cutscenes to a great deal of backstory and events that took place between the eras to tie them together. The total portrayal of the intended story was incomplete. Dorothy and I wrote a lot for this game...but not everything made it in. As a result there may be some difficulty in following the motivations for characters or the reasons for crucial events. The story as was written, tied together a great deal of Trek history and events to make it seem more substantial than it came across in the final game."
well (Score:3, Interesting)
Fix: Uninstall Legacy, install Bridge Commander (Score:5, Interesting)
It may not have the All-Star voice acting, but it is fun, and significantly more realized as a game than Star Trek: Legacy.
Re:Fix: Uninstall Legacy, install Bridge Commander (Score:3, Interesting)
Re:Director's Cut needed (Score:1, Interesting)
But... (Score:3, Interesting)
I'm still waiting for Secret of Vulcan's Fury, damnit.
Maybe like KotoR2 (Score:3, Interesting)
Re:Fix: Uninstall Legacy, install Bridge Commander (Score:4, Interesting)
For the true classic, you have to go back farther than that:
Super Star Trek [wikipedia.org].
Although it was reportedly inspired by an earlier version, it will always be the "classic version" for me, as it's one of the first computer games I ever played (the other was Colossal Cave Adventure [wikipedia.org]).
Download and compile it [almy.us], and experience the awe-inspiring sight of motion rendered on an 80x25 green-screen CRT!
Hard to Find (Score:3, Interesting)
Too bad about the cut story line, I like it when it seems like a movie sometimes. (Anyone remember Traffic Department 2192?)
Re:well (Score:3, Interesting)
Giving the choice to the player would nessesitat that you put all the spit and polish of a final product on all the uber long content, not just the regular stuff. So, though I would dearly love such an option, I don't really see lots of publishers deciding it's a good idea.
Re:Low quality accepted as Par (Score:1, Interesting)
So don't buy shit - it's the only way things improve - unfortunately - we live in the age of the Lowest Common Denominator - and I don't see it changing that quickly...